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5 Tips For Faster Editing

7/12/2012 5:41:19 PM

Edit your shots with lightning- quick speed using our top tips

Editing your images can be a time- consuming process and  its can require a lot of patience. There are ways, however, to speed things up and make your photo fixels much quicker. We reveal the quikest ways to speed up your image- editing workflow while still getting the results you need.

Make use of auto modes

Description: Make use of auto modes

They often privide excellent results, with the computer working out the best tweaks needed to improve your photos, so for a quick fix, give auto editing modes a go first.

Many photo- editing programs come with very advanced auto modes. They often privide excellent results, with the computer working out the best tweaks needed to improve your photos, so for a quick fix, give auto editing modes a go first.

Benefit from batch editing

Description: Benefit from batch editing

Benefit from batch editing

If you need to make  the same edits to a group of photos, most software will allow batch editing, so you can take multiple shotos and resize, rotate, correct red eye and more to them all at once.

Edit on the go with apps

Using an app on a mobile  device can gratly speed up your workflow so that you can shoot, edit and share your photos quickly while out and about.

Save time with shortcuts

Description: Save time with shortcuts

Make uses of  shortcuts to speed up your workflow

Make uses of  shortcuts to speed up your workflow. Most of them will be listed next to their function in the various menus, and once you have got them memorised they will increase the speed of your editing.

Use preset commands

Description: Use preset commands

Use preset commands

In photoshop, you can create Actions, which memorise a series of edits so you can apply them automatically. They are easy to use and there are even preset ones at www.adobe.com

Technical tip

Chanfe your software’s prefernces to suit the way you work. It could save you lots of time.

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